Dubai Police have warned the public about fake Global Village VIP pack offers being sold online ahead of Season 30. Authorities urge visitors to purchase tickets only from official sources such as the Global Village website, app, or authorised partners to avoid scams and financial loss.
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Dubai Police have issued a strong warning to residents and tourists regarding the circulation of fake VIP pack offers for Global Village’s upcoming Season 30. Authorities said that several fraudulent advertisements and social media promotions are attempting to mislead buyers with attractive deals that are not officially linked to Global Village.
According to police, scammers are targeting people by selling counterfeit VIP packs through unverified websites, social media accounts, and online platforms. Many of these fake deals are promoted at discounted prices to lure in customers, but those who purchase them end up with invalid tickets and financial losses.
Dubai Police emphasised that the only safe way to buy Global Village entry tickets or VIP packs is through Global Village’s official website, mobile application, or authorised ticketing partners. Any offers outside these channels should be treated with suspicion.
The police highlighted that their warning is part of a broader campaign to protect the public from online fraud and scams, particularly those targeting popular cultural and entertainment events in Dubai. Global Village attracts millions of visitors every year, and authorities want to ensure that families and tourists enjoy the new season without encountering fraudulent sellers.
Authorities also encouraged residents to report suspicious advertisements, fake websites, or unauthorised sellers to Dubai Police immediately. By reporting such activities, the community can help prevent others from falling victim to these scams.
Global Village remains one of Dubai’s most popular seasonal attractions, offering cultural shows, dining experiences, shopping, and family entertainment. With Season 30 around the corner, visitor excitement is high, making it a prime target for fraudsters. The public is urged to stay alert, make purchases only from official sources, and spread awareness to protect others.
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